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Seba’s groundbreaking report through RethinkX, "Rethinking Transportation," proposed that by 2030, the vast majority of U.S. passenger miles would be served by autonomous, electric vehicles owned not by individuals but by fleets, in a new model dubbed transport as a service (TaaS).
According to The Electric Viking YouTube channel, in a rare admission of journalistic misstep, The Daily Mail has retracted a story falsely claiming electric vehicles (EVs) significantly contributed to increasing potholes on British roads.
"Tesla is giving demonstrations to regulators to get this approved," Musk tweeted, underlining the significance of gaining official endorsement in Europe. The question remains, however, whether German regulators will green-light this innovative technology, especially considering the cautious European stance on autonomous driving functionalities.
As Tesla continues to push the boundaries of what’s possible in automotive technology, the world watches closely. The successful international expansion of FSD could redefine global standards for autonomous driving, further cementing Tesla’s position at the forefront of the automotive industry.
Musk criticized the team for creating ads that "could have been for any car," indicating a failure to distinguish Tesla's unique brand identity in a competitive market. This critique comes despite Tesla's reputation for innovative marketing tactics that have historically eschewed conventional advertising.